An emotional week for the NFL filled with fear, tears, prayer and uncertainty ended with exciting games, dramatic finishes and a celebration for Damar Hamlin. …read more

Source:: Washington Times

DURHAM – The third episode and of the 2022-23 Kara Lawson Radio Show will take place Monday, Jan. 9 at 6 p.m., live at Grub in Durham, N.C. Fans are encouraged to get there early to get a table and order food. …read more

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The Carolina Panthers’ 2022 season is officially finished, and all focus has now shifted to the future of the franchise. Although the future of the coaching staff is unclear, the … Click to Continue » …read more

Source:: Charlotte Observer Carolina Panthers

RALEIGH, N.C. – NC State Athletics Hall of Famer Thori Staples Bryan has been selected to the 24th Class of the North Carolina Soccer Hall of Fame. …read more

Source:: Gopack

CHAPEL HILL, N.C. – Joe Sagula, who led the University of North Carolina volleyball program to seven regular-season Atlantic Coast Conference championships and is the winningest volleyball coach in ACC history, is retiring after 33 seasons at Carolina and 42 years as a collegiate head coach. He met with his team Monday to share the news. …read more

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Lovie Smith fought until the bitter end to help the Houston Texans to a win in the finale of a dismal season, with his fate likely already sealed. …read more

Source:: WRAL

Getting eliminated from playoff contention about an hour before their season finale didn’t reduce the Detroit Lions’ motivation. …read more

Source:: Washington Times

Aaron Rodgers was intercepted by Kerby Joseph on the final pass of what might be his last game, and the Green Bay Packers lost 20-16 to the Detroit Lions on Sunday night to miss the playoffs. …read more

Source:: WRAL

Joe Giglio makes the case that watching football could be bad for us in this week’s Shot of Joe to Go. …read more

Source:: WRAL

Lovie Smith was fired as coach of the Texans on Sunday night after just one season in which the team went 3-13-1. …read more

Source:: Washington Times